8 consecutive wins, the Pistons test was successful! The four main players rested, but the second team lineup can still easily defeat the Bulls

Don’t the Pistons want eight consecutive wins? The four main players, Cunningham, Harrison, Stewart, Duren, and O'Saar Thompson, took turns taking turns, plus Ivey, who had not recovered from his injury, completely gave up the starting team, but the Pistons' second team won the game.

On November 13, the Pistons defeated the Bulls 124-113, winning 8 consecutive games with a record of 10 wins and 2 losses, temporarily ranking first in the Eastern Conference. What shocked the league the most was that the Pistons' lineup was too deep in this game.

Duncan Robinson scored 23 points and made 7 three-pointers, making Pistons fans forget about Beasley.

Paul Reed, whose annual salary is only 5.34 million, even scored 28 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals and 1 block. For those who don’t know, I thought Jokic was traded to the Motor City from the Nuggets.

In addition, Danis Jenkins, this guy doesn’t even have a formal contract, scored 18 points, 12 assists and 2 steals in this game. These high-quality and cheap players really envy the executives of the entire league.

So far in the new season, Peter believes that with the decline of the Pacers (Haliburton is out for the season) and the Celtics (Tatum is out for the season), the Magic, 76ers, Bucks and other three teams can seize the opportunity to dominate the Eastern Conference. Who would have thought that the Pistons would become a dark horse with great qualities.

Do you think the Pistons have hope of reaching the finals this year?